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Smarter PlanetDriving prosperity through insight and integration

Andreas Lundgren

Manager of IBM Society Engagement Programs

Mobile: 070-7931458

Email: [email protected]


IBM – hundred years of experience

� 427 000 IBMers

� Transformed to a services

company

�Our R&D Budget

� 5 Nobel prizes

�Most patents for 19 years

� 84 years in Sweden


Smarter planet is about a continuingtransformation enabled by some importanttechnology and societal changes:

Instrumented

We can measure, sense and see the

condition of practically everything.

Interconnected

People, systems and objects can

communicate and interact with each other

in entirely new ways.

Intelligent

We can analyse and derive insight from larger and more

diverse sources of information, to predict and respond better to change.


We are experiencing the reality of global integration.

The world is connected

ECONOMICALLY.

SOCIALLY.

TECHNICALLY.

A series of shocks:

Plus rapidly evolving and ongoing significant trends:

Climate change Energy geopolitics Global supply chains

Financial Crisis

Changing demographics Empowered consumers and citizens

Impact of technology


The city is a microcosm of the major challenges and opportunities facing the planet today—intensified and accelerated. Here, all man-made systems come together and interact with one another.

Public Safety

Government

Services

Education

Healthcare

Transportation

Energy and

Utilities

Telecommunications


Water

Municipalities lose as muchas 20% of their

water through leaks.

A blackout in the Northeast of the US affected over 55

million people.

Transport Energy

Aging infrastructure requires city action

A major traffic jam in China caused gridlock for 60 miles

and lasted ten days


Increased revenue gaps inhibit action

Source: Research Brief on America’s Cities, National League of Cities, Sept, 2009


Challenges

� Population Growth

� Aging infrastructure

� Declining tax revenue

Opportunities

� Economic Development

� Quality of Life

� Sustainability

Public Safety

Government

Administration

Education

Healthcare

Transportation

Energy and

Utilities

Social Services

Addressing priorities through a systems approach


Technology can help increase prosperity

Turning Information

into Insight

Integrating systems to

deliver outcomes

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Camera phones in

existence able to

document accidents,

damage, and crimes

1 billionRFID tags

embedded into our

world and across

entire ecosystems

30 billionOf new automobiles will

contain event data

recorders collecting

travel information

85%

Instrumented Interconnected Intelligent

We can collect information from almost everything


Or one quadrillion

operations per second

can be calculated

1 petaflopOf new information

generated every day and

can now be managed

15 petabytesOf granularity for weather

prediction can be modeled

and measured

1 square kilometer

Interconnected

We can predict problems and respond quickly

Instrumented Intelligent


Mobile phone

subscribers globally

4 billionPeople on the

internet by 2011

2 billionConnected devices in

the “internet of things”

1 trillion

Intelligent

We can coordinate people and resources effectively

Instrumented Interconnected


A System-of-System approach gives results

Smart metering in

Malta helps

citizens pay only

for the energy they

use

Predictive analytics helped slash

Richmond’s crime

rate by 40%in one year

In Taiwan,

99%of smarter

trains run

on time

Peak energy

loads fell by 15%when IBM helped

homes in the Pacific

Northwest talk straight

to the grid

IBM helps Amsterdam Airport

Schiphol move 20 million

more bags every year with a

smarter baggage system

In Delft, developing

enhanced flood

prediction and

protection systems for

coastal areas and river

deltas

Data analytics helped

cut crime

35% in NYC

In downtown Stockholm smart traffic systems helped

reduce gridlock by 20%Miami-Dade

County Public

Schools have

increased

academic

achievement

across the board


DevelopmentServices

InfrastructureServices

HumanServices

GovernanceServices

Citizens

Utilities

BusinessesHospitals

Universities

Non-profits

The smartest cities communicate and integrate beyond city hall

Engaged citizens, empowered

universities and enabled businesses

help drive overall economic growth


A Smarter City is one that increases prosperity by…

Using information to make insightful decisions

Predicting problems to resolve them proactively

Coordinating its resources to operate effectively

Give personlized with high QoS were ever the citizen is


Smarter cities are cities that drive sustainable economic growth by…

…increasing the value cities generate for

their citizens in a rapidly changing

economic and urban world

Leveraging information

to make better

decisions Anticipating problems

to resolve them

proactively

Coordinating resources

to operate effectively


Smarter Cities

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Leveraging our SmarterPlanet to transform outcomes

User of Smarter Planet capabilities

These solutions leverage information in a new way


Increasing responsiveness to citizens, identifying systemic issues, reducing

costs, and improving planning & forecasting

Information helps to optimizing infrastructure utilities

• Focused on improving services to

residents and visitors

• Identified that 33% of the wastewater

efforts addressed 1.4% of residents

• Expanded approach to public works,

utilities, park operations, airport, traffic

• Began delivering service levels for gas

leaks, wastewater backup, main breaks


Transforming social services with information

Reducing benefits overpayment, improving appeals litigation, and increasing

productivity for 1,200 case workers.


Enhancing experience by predicting tourist flows

Improving tourism experience, integrating with local business,

enhancing predictive analysis of tourist flows


Increasing efficiency in resource deployment, Drastically reducing violent

crime-rates, Increasing impact of new officers

Using information to predict crime

• Rank had increased from 9th to 5th most

dangerous city in the U.S.

• Employed predictive analysis for officer

deployment & risk management

• Generated easy-to-read crime maps every

four hours

• Violent crime decreased 32% first year,

another 40% second year


Improving transport system capacity, Optimizing routes,

Streamlining service to riders, Increasing usage

Integrating multiple systems to streamline transport

• Struggled with 5 million people on an

island smaller than New York City

• Developed integrated fare processing

system across all public transport

• Gained insight into rider usage which

enabled increased route optimization

• 80% reduction in “lost” revenue, 2% cost

reduction, 3X capacity increase

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